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[@dr.riccoimpastato9770]

Well said, gentlemen! People need to hear the truth even though it may hurt.

[@Jack000222]

This conversation is why I gravitated to strongman athletes. They seemed like they have some of the best longevity and have the most fun with the training.

[@FoxStrength_Performance]

The long term, patient approach allows you to continue enjoying the benefits of training and competition. The appeal of a faster progression is there, but I’m thankful for the positive impact getting strong and demonstrating it still has in my life

[@its_james_fitness]

It kills me how these guys heart react my comments from 5 years ago

[@pin75us1]

You should try getting Dante Trudel on the podcast. That would be epic.

[@Funny_Historys]

100% would watch

[@orosebud]

I think Dave Tate would be the only person he'd go on a podcast for. It would be one hell of a cast.😊

[@earlduke3035]

Dave tate is looking good and healthy

[@GainzGoblinz]

This is the best he has looked in years. Needs to keep doing what he's doin.

[@johnsambo9379]

Healthy? No. He has had numerous major surgeries. I guarantee you he's in constant pain. Lifting heavy weights is incredibly dumb.

[@vance9090]

@@johnsambo9379pencil neck take

[@ijrebuck]

​@@johnsambo9379 I believe they were using it in a relative sense. He's looking better than in the past. Takes a positive slope over time to get to the best you can be despite the past, which you can no longer control. If he's looking better, he's on a positive slope.

[@MatthewOlivares-lx2fj]

@@johnsambo9379😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NitroAuto77]

The low hanging fruit is just getting in the gym consistently and reaping the rewards of solid training and diet. That is the boring shit that will give people 80% of the results. The other 20% comes with little tweaks and plateau breaking. I think if the fitness influencers don't acknowledge that a year in the gym can seriously transform someone's physique it may seem like a barrier to entry if someone was to say you can't get to x result without 10 or 15 years in, so there's a balance there that should be brought up. I like where the narrative is going with this no bullshit honesty because it will keep the younger generations better grounded and definitely safer than some of the shit that's being glorified these days (trentwins bs etc). Keep it up guys. This was a good one.

[@johnchurchill6938]

Good to hear Dave mention Ken Leistner. What's his take on Ken and his style of programming?

[@andreylavi111]

❤❤

[@darrellgrant7615]

If powerlifting in regards to competition wants to be more legit and encourage more patience I think it should adopt competitive cycling’s approach. It’s set up how Dave said powerlifting use to be set up. When you start doing races no matter how good you are you start at level Cat 5 (the lowest). Only through your placings in races are you then moved up to cat 5, cat 4, cat 3, etc. You can also appeal to the organization to be moved up but only through your past placings and they never move you up more than one category at a time.

[@steemonkey2000]

Crazy how the generation you're part of is always the best and the new guys are never as good. A take as old as time... Getting old happens to everyone and this is the result.

[@andneomatmj23]

9:00 You forgot strength coach Josh Briant :)

[@sabertoothwallaby2937]

how can he squat so much so young? I've been pushing for 10years and I've never squatted 405lbs

[@chrisweidner4768]

65, been learning for 53 years. Enjoy the process. Indeed. Learn from the past. “All this shit takes time.” Indeed, It’s a lifestyle. Always keep an open mind and observe.

[@matthewross8065]

Well Larry Wheels set basically every record and talked about being on gear as a teenager. He’s done a lot to discourage people from following his path.

[@LatimusChadimus]

Imagine the potential chance of him being even further ahead if he allowed himself to chase his genetic potential and waiting until his mid-to-late twenties to get that boost

[@matthewross8065]

He’s still the best of his generation by a mile. He created a very lucrative living lifting weights. Who’s to say at 23 he doesn’t become a banker and never lift again. He’s 27 and per recommendations he’d have still not take gear? Come on. To each their own, but Larry wheels is a poor example as his whole life and living is based on the progress he gained from pushing the needle so hard so early. For ever Larry wheels there are 1000 kids at 19 eating trenbologna sandwiches that are killing themselves for no financial gain.

[@matthewross8065]

Again. Saying Larry wheels “blew his wad” because he retired at 26, he could still go out and compete top tier in 10 weeks anytime he wanted.

[@mattwenning2164]

@@matthewross8065wrong - he too injury prone

[@matthewross8065]

@@mattwenning2164 injury prone? He stopped in time before he ended up like Ronnie. They being said who knows where he will be at when he’s 40. He was a world champion for several years in multiple weight classes. He had an amazing career. Short yes. Too short who is anybody to say what he could have or should have done.

[@yanwain9454]

well if you read the news you will think the world is ending next week, so that's probably contributing to impatience in a lot of different fields

[@jordyramirez287]

How can I join that elitefts discord

[@eliteftsofficial]

whop.com/tabletalkcrew/

[@notchback93]

Everyone talks crap 💩 about O’Hearn but facts are facts 1) comes from a family of lifters 2) was naturally very well built from the beginning. 3) has always been athletic and genetically At a high level 4) no amount of drugs or training is going to help without, proper diet,proper recovery,proper training. Natty or not he didn’t get where is, without straight dedication.

[@LatimusChadimus]

Yeah lots of athletes and doctors have said that you can take whatever you want but you're not going to get anything out of it if you just sit around absorbing these chemicals instead of getting out there. Of course build your base and wait until you've maxed out your genetic potential hopefully in your mid-to-late twenties but as for the rest of us, I know personally I do not want to be dependent on anything so I don't take anything other than vitamin K2 D3 supplements and electrolyte supplements like CaMgZn & potassium

[@JabroniJimmy]

I’m surprised longevity wasn’t the number one point on your list in regards to o Hearn

[@alexmc7798]

To Matt’s question, Larry Wheels retired from PL’ing in his 20s because he doesn’t need to do it any longer. The kid ‘made it’ before his 30th and is set up for life. If it’s not his passion, why persist?

[@donjuanmckenzie4897]

Larry Wheels is not aryan so he will never understand doing something for reasons other than "da money"

[@sabertoothwallaby2937]

1:42

[@quadplyr13]

Maybe we should listen to Joel Seedman.

[@quadplyr13]

Lol.

[@steveatlas3492]

So Team Blaha Members are the only natty's left?😮

[@gang6009]

Like mentzer, im listening to some actual logic

[@johnsambo9379]

You can be a powerlifter and destroy your joints. Plus ruin your organs. Yes!

[@darrellgrant7615]

The drugs ruin your organs not heavy lifting.

[@BuJammy]

Thanks. Will do.

[@johnsambo9379]

As you age lifting heavy weights is incredibly dumb. Swim and lift light weights. Your joints and organs will thank you.

[@UnbiasedTruth..]

Wrong

[@UnbiasedTruth..]

🤏🧠🤡

[@DickyTugnuts]

Absolutely not.

[@MagnumMuscle1000]

Total BS

[@MatthewOlivares-lx2fj]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂